Science & Space
NASA is set to launch four astronauts on Artemis II, a 10-day crewed mission around the moon marking humanity's farthest spaceflight in 54 years and a critical step toward lunar surface landing before China.
Brazilian scientist leads cosmic origins research at 5,000m in Atacama Desert
Brazilian astrophysicist Julliana Denes manages the CLASS project in Chile's Atacama Desert, studying the universe's oldest light to understand cosmic origins…
HighAtlas V ties payload record, launches 29 Amazon internet satellites
United Launch Alliance's Atlas V rocket successfully deployed 29 Amazon Kuiper internet satellites from Cape Canaveral, tying the vehicle's record for heaviest…
HighJWST Discovers 'Red Monster' Galaxy Reshaping Early Universe Models
The James Webb Space Telescope has identified a massive 'red monster' galaxy in the early universe, contradicting existing astronomical models about galaxy for…
HighNew Physics Model Proposes Universe Began in Black Hole Bounce, Not Big Bang
Physicists propose the universe began from gravitational collapse and quantum bounce inside a black hole rather than a singular Big Bang, offering testable pre…
MediumWaist measurement may predict longevity better than BMI in older adults
Research suggests waist circumference may be a better predictor of longevity in older adults than BMI, challenging conventional health metrics and revealing an…
MediumPredicted asteroid creates spectacular light show over English Channel
A small asteroid was accurately predicted and observed burning up in Earth's atmosphere over the English Channel early Monday, marking the seventh successful p…
HighJames Webb Discovers Salt Clouds on Distant 'Pink Planet'
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected salt clouds surrounding GJ504b, a distant exoplanet known as the 'Pink Planet,' marking the first discovery of salt…
HighALMA telescope detects powerful winds from Sagittarius A*, solving 50-year mystery
Northwestern astrophysicists used Chile's ALMA radio telescope to detect powerful winds from Sagitario A*, the supermassive black hole at the Milky Way's cente…
HighAST SpaceMobile's $3.7B Cash Cushion Should Sustain 2027 Satellite Launch
AST SpaceMobile pushed its commercial satellite launch to 2027 and raised $1.15 billion via convertible bonds to ensure sufficient cash through deployment of i…
HighNASA launches tool that writes your name using Earth's satellite imagery
NASA has launched an interactive tool that creates personalized names using satellite imagery of Earth's landscapes, allowing users to see their names written…
MediumNC's 'Aion 2' Debuts at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked, Showcasing Fold 8 Gaming Power
NC's upcoming MMORPG 'Aion 2' was featured at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked 2026 to demonstrate the new Galaxy Fold 8's gaming capabilities and AI-powered graphics…
HighNASA confirms 340-meter asteroid Apophis will safely pass Earth in historic 2029 flyby
NASA confirms asteroid Apophis will pass within 32,000 km of Earth on April 13, 2029, closer than geostationary satellites, but poses no collision risk. The ev…
HighNew mathematical framework revives tachyon theory without breaking relativity
Researchers propose a revised quantum field theory for faster-than-light tachyons using extended Hilbert space, potentially resolving decades-old mathematical…
MediumEclipse lunar total del 15 de mayo: sigue EN VIVO la Luna de sangre vía NASA
Eclipse lunar total el 15 de mayo de 2022 visible desde Latinoamérica, transmitido en vivo por NASA a través de YouTube con duración de 85 minutos.
HighNASA's Next-Gen Mars Helicopter Rotors Break Sound Barrier in Tests
NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab has successfully tested next-generation rotor blades that exceed Mach 1, advancing the SkyFall Mars helicopter project designed to su…
HighKoala population crash 100,000 years ago linked to climate cycles, not humans
New genomic research reveals koalas experienced a major population decline 100,000 years ago due to global glacial cycles, not human arrival, rewriting the spe…
HighFemale PIs remain underrepresented in cardiovascular clinical trials despite decade of efforts
A study of 620 cardiovascular clinical trials from 2010-2019 found only 18.4% were led by female principal investigators, with minimal improvement over the dec…
HighSophie Adenot é primeira mulher francesa a caminhar no espaço
A astronauta francesa Sophie Adenot, aos 44 anos, tornou-se a primeira mulher francesa a realizar uma caminhada espacial, marcando um marco histórico para a Fr…
HighAstronomers detect mysterious cosmic 'hum' possibly from ancient dark stars
Astronomers have detected a mysterious gravitational-wave hum across the universe that may originate from hypothetical 13-billion-year-old dark stars, accordin…
MediumSpaceX launches 27 Starlink V2 Mini satellites from California
SpaceX successfully launched 27 Starlink V2 Mini satellites aboard a Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, bringing the operational S…
HighNASA satellite captures record-breaking 40-meter ocean waves in unprecedented detail
A NASA satellite captured unprecedented high-resolution imagery of giant ocean waves reaching nearly 40 meters in height, marking the largest waves ever measur…
HighStudy: Earth habitable for ~1 billion more years before oxygen depletion
Research involving NASA and Japanese scientists projects Earth will remain habitable for approximately one billion years before oxygen depletion makes complex…
MediumFederal health workers hit breaking point as anger surpasses pandemic levels, study finds
A study analyzing Reddit posts from federal employees reveals anger and fear among public health workers surged in 2025, exceeding pandemic peaks, as agencies…
HighEngineered Copper Nanoclusters Convert CO₂ to Methanol More Efficiently
Researchers from Tohoku University and IIT Indore engineered copper nanoclusters that selectively convert CO₂ into methanol rather than unwanted byproducts, ad…
HighNew Chilean Telescope Could Detect Elusive Planet 9 Within Two Years
Advanced telescope in Chile could confirm the existence of Planet 9, a massive object ten times larger than Earth lurking beyond Neptune, within the next two y…
MediumBilayer Graphene's Quantum Properties Unlock New Physics Possibilities
American Physical Society reports breakthrough discoveries in bilayer graphene's electronic properties, revealing superconducting behavior at specific angles a…
MediumScientists overturn electron behavior models in extreme matter states
Researchers demonstrate that widely-used electron behavior models for warm dense matter are inaccurate by up to 25%, with implications for planetary science an…
HighMosquitoes Learn to Associate DEET With Blood Meals, Study Finds
New research shows mosquitoes can learn to link the smell of DEET insect repellent with blood meals, potentially becoming attracted to rather than repelled by…
HighRapidly Growing Early Black Hole Challenges Galaxy Formation Theory
Astronomers discovered a rapidly growing supermassive black hole in an extreme early-universe galaxy, suggesting thousands of similar dust-obscured objects may…
HighUS Shutdown Continues, But ISS Operations Remain Intact
A US government shutdown lasting over a month has forced NASA to furlough 15,000+ employees, though essential personnel including three American astronauts abo…
HighSamsung launches foldables and watches in Australia, betting on portability demand
Samsung launches Galaxy Z Fold8, Z Flip8, and Watch9 in Australia, targeting consumer demand for portable devices with research showing 84% prioritize smartpho…
HighSamsung Eyes Exynos 2nm Chip for Galaxy S27 Ultra, S26 Ultra Stays Snapdragon
Samsung may bring its in-house Exynos processor back to flagship Galaxy S Ultra phones by 2027 with a cutting-edge 2nm chip, while the S26 Ultra will continue…
MediumMoon in waning phase on Jan. 28; new moon arrives tomorrow
The Moon is in its waning phase on January 28, 2025, with only 2% visibility and one day until the new moon. The lunar cycle continues with the new moon expect…
HighMedieval Manuscripts Reveal 3,700-Year-Old Sheeppox Virus Still Killing Livestock
Scientists extracted DNA from medieval parchment and identified a 3,700-year-old sheeppox virus that recently killed 500,000 animals, revealing the ancient ori…
HighSpaceX cancela 13º voo do Starship por falha em motores
SpaceX cancelou o 13º voo de teste do Starship após falha em motores que não ligaram, acionando interrupção automática. Dois motores serão substituídos para no…
HighMelatonin linked to reduced REM sleep in children, study finds
A study of nearly 3,400 children found melatonin users had lower proportions of REM sleep compared to nonusers, raising questions about long-term effects on de…
MediumNasa divulga imagens da cratera formada na Lua após colisão do Falcon 9
A Nasa publicou imagens de uma nova cratera formada na Lua após a colisão de um estágio de foguete Falcon 9 da SpaceX, documentando o impacto do evento.
HighWebb Telescope Reveals Ancient Cosmic Catastrophe Behind Neptune's Moons
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered evidence that three of Neptune's moons may be remnants of ice worlds destroyed in an ancient catastrophic collisi…
HighEm 2035, Marte terá oposição perihélica e reabrirá janela orbital para missões humanas
Em setembro de 2035, Marte terá sua oposição perihélica, ficando mais brilhante e próximo da Terra desde 2003, reabrindo a janela orbital que NASA e China plan…
HighEarly Solar System Built First Worlds From Fire, Not Ice
New research reveals the Solar System's first planets formed primarily from heat-forged rocky material rather than ice-rich dust, with aerodynamic sorting sepa…
HighNASA Tests Next-Gen Space Processor With 500x Power Boost
NASA has developed a radiation-hardened next-generation processor that is 500 times more powerful than current space chips, undergoing testing for future deep…
HighFirst Extragalactic Stellar Stream Offers New Window Into Dark Matter
Astronomers discovered the first stellar stream observed outside the Milky Way in a distant ultra-diffuse galaxy, providing a novel method to measure dark matt…
HighLight pollution makes city birds sing 50 minutes longer daily, study finds
International research reveals artificial light causes city birds to sing 50 minutes longer daily, disrupting natural circadian rhythms across hundreds of spec…
HighEarly reading builds empathy skills crucial for adolescence, study finds
Research shows children who read frequently from early ages develop stronger empathy and emotional understanding crucial for adolescence, beyond traditional ac…
MediumUSPS Honors James Webb Space Telescope With New Forever Stamp
The U.S. Postal Service released a Forever stamp featuring NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, celebrating the engineering marvel that has been returning ground…
HighJames Webb Telescope Reveals Hidden Star Birth in Carina Nebula
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope discovered previously hidden star formation in the Carina Nebula's Cosmic Cliffs, revealing 24 young protostars invisible to…
HighESA's 60-Million-Star Galactic Image Opens New Door for Exoplanet Discovery
The European Space Agency released a record 60-million-star image of the Milky Way's galactic bulge, enabling new exoplanet detection through microlensing tech…
HighStarless moons could harbor liquid oceans for billions of years, study suggests
A 2026 study models how Earth-sized moons orbiting rogue planets could sustain liquid water for billions of years through tidal heating and thick hydrogen atmo…
MediumStudy: Lower Protein Intake May Extend Lifespan and Improve Aging
Research suggests reducing protein consumption, particularly the amino acid valine, may extend lifespan and improve health outcomes in aging adults, with sex-s…
MediumSpaceX launches Northrop Grumman satellite repair drone with robotic arms to orbit
SpaceX successfully launched a Northrop Grumman satellite repair drone equipped with 10-foot robotic arms to geosynchronous orbit for a decade-long servicing m…
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